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St. Boniface Basilica
On November 1, 1818, Father Joseph-Norbert Provencher built on this site a small log chapel which he dedicated to Saint Boniface, the English missionary monk and apostle, who spread the Catholic faith among the Germanic tribes in the 8th century. Saint Boniface, the first permanent mission west of the Great Lakes, became the heart of Roman Catholic missionary activity extending to the Pacific and Arctic coasts, as well as serving the growing population of the Red River Settlement.
There have been five churches build on this spot. Only the outer walls remain from a devastating fire that burned much of the St. Boniface Basilica to the ground in 1968. But, they decided to keep what remained of the walls and build a new church directly behind the original.
Louis Reil is buried in the cemetary surrounding the church.- Architecture
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Every February, for 10 days, Saint Boniface plays host to the largest winter festival in Western Canada. It celebrates the Manitoba's unique French-Canadian heritage and recalls the fur trade era of the 18th-century Red River colony.
The term Voyageur, a French word meaning "traveler", was applied originally in Canadian history to all explorers. It came in time to be restricted to the men who operated the canoes and bateaux or fur-traders.
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Collège universitaire de Saint-Boniface
The origins of Collège universitaire de Saint-Boniface (CUSB) date back to 1818, when Bishop Norbert Provencher founded a school to teach Latin to the boys of the Red River Colony. It was run first by the Oblate Fathers, then by the Christian Brothers, and finally by secular clergy, until in 1885 Bishop Alexandre Taché turned it over to the Jesuit Fathers, who continued to operate it until 1967. On November 10, 1969, the Archdiocese assigned the task of providing leadership for the CUSB over to a new board of directors, composed mainly of laypeople representing francophone organizations in Manitoba.
The CUSB, which was incorporated in Manitoba in 1871, shortly after the province itself was created, was the first university-level educational institution in Western Canada. In 1877 it joined with St. John's College and Manitoba College to found the University of Manitoba. Today, the degrees and diplomas offered by the CUSB continue to be conferred by the University of Manitoba.
The CUSB, which is situated on the edge of downtown Winnipeg in the heart of Old Saint-Boniface, occupies a building that once housed the Minor Seminary, and was donated to the corporation by Bishop Arthur Béliveau in 1922. A tragic fire had levelled the college's 1880 building, taking the lives of nine students and one Jesuit Brother. In 1924, with financial assistance from francophone communities in Manitoba and Quebec, a wing consisting of dormitories and recreation and assembly halls was added to the building. Using funds donated by alumni and friends, a gymnasium was built in 1956, and another wing added in 1961. Between 1972 and 1974, the provincial and federal governments funded the construction of a new building to house the teacher training and language programs and new science laboratories. During 1974 and 1975, space was added for Student Services, and a second gymnasium and new library were built. Most recently, the CUSB has constructed the Sportex, a state-of-the-art physical fitness facility.- Historical Travel
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After persuading Samir Nasri to swap the Arsenal red for the Manchester City sky blue last summer, Mancini started talk of another big money move when he described Van Persie as "one of the best strikers in Europe."
He added that he would be interested in bringing the 28-year-old to the Etihad Stadium, but Wenger says the comments have to be taken with a pinch of salt.
"If you are to have one quality it is not to be unsettled because what is said of you by other clubs is part of the job," the Arsenal boss said.
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For her series AMMO, Sabine Pearlman documented a collection of World War II era ammo with some 900 images. The bullets are bisected to reveal its inner workings, like some kind of munitions autopsy. The simple compositions burn off the vaguely violent shroud that envelops the images of bullets and their symbolism. Instead, Pearlman presents the purely technical mechanisms of war, a reification of weaponary. The photographs reveal the surprising amount of innovation and craft dedicated to causing physical harm. [via]
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The Dutch Use Abstraction To Creatively Censor Sensitive Google Maps Images
The advent of Google maps was eventful for the general public – it became the first time most of us had access to these views of earth. However, it also turned out to be problematic for some governements. Some governments obscure areas they deem too sensitive to appear on Google maps. This is generally done by simple blurring or covering an area with a white or black box. In his series Dutch Landscapes, Mishka Henner presents the unique censorship of the Dutch countryside. The Dutch forgo simpler censorship methods for a strangely attractive one. Variously shaped and colored polygons cover sites the government would rather keep off the map. Inadvertently (or perhaps intentionally) the Dutch government abstracts the landscape in way that fits in well with an artistic tradition.
Rorschach Tests Made From Food
Spanish photographer Esther Lobo's series of photographs known simply as Rorschach delves boldly into the idea of symbolism. She creates Rorschach Test type images using food items on a disposable plate. Lobo folds the plate to create a bisymmetrical image and places the food item at the center of the image. Rorschach Tests were psychological tests especially popular in the 1960′s that asked subjects to give interpretations of images. These interpretations would be understood as symbols of underlying psychological conditions. It's perhaps appropriate that Lobo decided to use food as a medium for her Rorschach Tests. Perhaps no other daily item is so invested with symbolism, memory, and ritual as food and meals. [via]
Real Fish Heads Used In Photographs To Satirize Everyday Human Life
Anne-Catherine Becker-Echivard places real fish from her fish monger on doll parts to recreate, amuse, and in a way, criticize/satirize aspects of human society.
Of her work, Dr. Didier Rouzeyrol poeticizes:
The fish of acbe do not look at the ground.
They play there. They play. They play with us.
They place us into these pieces.
Parts in an act, in a photograph.
European bred and born, Becker-Echivard could easily be a character in a Julie Delpy film– charmingly dedicated to absurd yet accessible content with an undeniably curious or obsessive edge. For instance, after the setting and shooting is done, this Parisian artist tops off each project by eating it for dinner, stating, "It is the perfect recycling of art. Nothing is left over – and I can live from it."
Erotic & Surreal Desert Photography (NSFW)
The photography of Amanda Charchian is like a vaguely familiar dream. Her series featured here make a strange sort of sense in much the way a dreams do. Titled When There is Nothing Left to Burn, You Have to Set Yourself on Fire, Charchian makes use of an all female cast of subjects, primary coloring, peculiar lighting, and hazily 1970′s fashion photography aesthetic for an understated surreal atmosphere. However, she especially makes skillful use of the scenery blending all of the components into one sun-induced hallucination. Interestingly, she says of her process:
"I really enjoy what I do, so I am constantly working. I am very fast paced and I like working in a trance state, so it doesn't suit me to adhere to a particular plan. The process always starts with that sort of light bulb flash (usually when I am doing something really mundane), and then I refine the concept. With that concept lurking, the physical making of the work always becomes very intuitive." (via)
Images Of People Owning Their "Awkward Years" Photos
I know it wasn't easy for you. That is, those inevitable years, often landing around middle school, when we all seem to exude an uncontrollable weirdness. While doing our best making our way through that awkward phase, it often seems like it'll never pass. However, designer Merilee Allred offers proof that it does indeed pass. Her Awkward Years Project captures not-so-award looking people showing off their awkward years photos. While the project does illustrate that us nerds, geeks, freaks, fashion illiterate, and all around weirdos do pull out of it, it points out something more important: when it seems like no one will go easy on you, perhaps especially when things seem this way, own it.
Photographs Of Trees In Front Of Canvas Backdrops Turn Nature Into Art
Myoung Ho Lee, with the aid of assistants, cranes, and ropes, places blank white canvases behind trees in various natural settings throughout South Korea– in order to bring a part of the background into the foreground. According to The New York Times, the artist only digitally retouches "the trace of his own hand" because "If the mechanics of the artwork were visible, it would be easier for people to recognize the scale and the method . . . I want to hide them, to infuse a magical and vague aspect to my work, so that viewers may question and try to find answers themselves."
Photographs Of Asbury Park And The Jersey Shore From The Early 80′s
Photographer Joe Maloney revisits the art of summer slumming along the east coast in his retrospective show "Asbury Park and The Jersey Shore, c. 1979″ at Rick Wester Fine Arts. Maloney, according to The New Yorker, chose Asbury Park specifically because the area was "distinctly working-class, non-affluent, semi-urban, slightly run-down beach town, with a music culture and a vibrant street life."
Most striking about this collection, however, is not just the "Darkness On The Edge of Town" vibe meshed with beach resort kitsch, but even more so, the intense level of isolation that vacation culture embodied before cell phones, Wi-Fi, and the Internet at large. Each portrait seems quiet somehow: subjects full of secrets and aspirations. Its a trapped or estranged sort of quiet that I strangely miss . . . and maybe long to reclaim.


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It good enough for oily skin coz it dried ur skin. Its not break out ur acne, cleans ur skins without itch effect but for acn
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So I received this gift as a Christmas present, and I've tried it out for a few days. Initial reaction was good, the packaging is nice and sleek, and the cleanser is in the form of a clear gel. On the skin, despite the bottle claiming the gel 'transforms into foam', the gel does not foam easily, but smells great and is smooth to apply. After washing off, the skin feels clean, though perhaps a little dry. After using this for a few days, I noticed rashes beginning to form on my skin. Now, I NEVER get rashes. Never in my life have I had a rash on my face before, and I was surprised and disappointed to find the rash on my skin came just shortly after using this cleanser. After stopping using it, my skin became less inflamed and mostly healed.
From reading other reviews, some people have had the same problem, whilst others say the cleanser is great, so basically, buy at your own risk. This cleanser probably isn't the most suitable for oily/combination acne-prone skin, but the fact that I came up in a rash is worrying, considering the fact I don't have sensitive skin...
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klz on 6/10/2013 7:40:00 PM more reviews by klz
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm Hair: Blond, Straight, Medium Eyes: Blue
If you are combo or oily skin you will love it!!! 2 pumps and it removes all your makeup including waterproof mascara!! I feel soo clean after using this. You have to try it!!
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strixblog on 2/27/2013 12:11:00 AM more reviews by strixblog
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
Oh, the smell is divine!! This cleans well, but i have a habbit of double washing my face every morning and night. I use 1,5 pumps each wash. I have oily skin and it gets rid of excess sebum perfectly. My face glows when i wake up. 4 lippys for a heavy price tag.
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*TOP REVIEWER* Nowheregirl on 12/12/2012 10:12:00 AM more reviews by Nowheregirl
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I have been using the Angelica Gel Cleanser for three weeks and I love it. I was unsure of whether to buy a gel or a creme cleanser when I decided to try L'Occitane's skin care products, but the Angelica line is marketed for drier skin types. It would be good for normal or combo skin too. Unlike many gel cleansers the Angelica doesn't dry my skin out. It is a low-lathering formula so I use three pumps to get enough lather. I also use it with my Clarisonic and it works well with that too. No breakouts, smooth, even skin, and no dryness, even in winter. I would definitely repurchase.
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mild_breakout on 11/19/2012 9:36:00 PM more reviews by mild_breakout
Age: 30-35 Skin: Other Hair: Other Eyes: Other
I have the same problem with the reviewer below... The only reason I bought the cleanser is because I have recently started using the angelica moisturizer and loved it. However, my face became sensitive, and became itchy after using it. My skin was dry, became patchy, it only calmed after I applied the Aveeno eczema care cream on my face! I went to L'Occitane and asked if I can return it. However, I need to speak to the manager of the store about it. The associate told me usually the cleanser form should be more mild than the moisturizer, which has a higher concentration of the main ingredients. My guess is then I'm allergic to the cleanser but not the moisturizer. Not very happy about this purchase.
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LaDolceVita8 on 8/11/2012 4:32:00 PM more reviews by LaDolceVita8
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Black, Wavy Eyes: Black
This cleanser does a decent job but its not amazing and for the price of this cleanser, I expect it to be very good, but I didn't really find it any different from any other cleanser I've used so I wouldn't repurchase it. I've actually tried the cleanser, toner, and the cream from this line and must admit I'm not impressed with any of these products.
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maloneyxo on 5/18/2012 10:39:00 AM more reviews by maloneyxo
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This product felt lovely while I was actually using it and my skin felt nice directly afterwards. However, it really quickly dried my skin out and brought me up in sore patches like eczema, and I don't even have particularly sensitive skin :-(
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Beautiful cleanser, removes makeup and impurities with VERY little effort, no scrubbing involved. My skin looks dewy afterwards and feels very soft. I'll definitely be purchasing this again.
EDIT: Have taken this down to a four, despite it claiming to be moisturising, it's a little drying for my skin. Still love it though. :)
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I really like this cleanser. It removes all of my makeup including eye makeup. I just bought a clarisonic Mia and they have been working nicely together. I've noticed that my skin is softer and has a nice glow.
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For the past 34 years, Soaring Adventures of America, which boasts an A+ Better Business Bureau rating, has presented earth-bound clients a variety of ways to explore the skies. Their balloon rides take crews of up to four on a peaceful journey to heights as high as 2,000 feet in the air, capped off with a champagne or fruit juice toast. The pilots are FAA commercially certified, and the balloons are inspected for every 100 hours of flight to ensure a safe experience.
In its massive indoor facility, Funtime Junction has room for laser tag, an arcade, and even a ride that seats children in tiny model helicopters. Youngsters cavort on classic attractions as well: inflatables encourage record jumps, whereas jungle gyms have slides to zoom down and tunnels that kids can explore after sending in a scout party with headlamps. The playground hosts casual visits and birthday parties, which reward guests with pizza, hot dogs, goodie bags, and tokens to use on games.
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edit #2 - i will have access to a charger so battery life is not a problem. i will be traveling with my in-laws...so conversation will not be a problem.
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I was at the bookstore yesterday and saw BFL for Women. Is there any reason to buy this book if we already have BFL?
Weight and Resistance Training - BFL for WomenView Full Version : BFL for Women irishgreengables 09-20-2005, 11:06 AM I was at the bookstore yesterday and saw BFL for Women. Is there any reason to buy this book if we already have BFL? MrsJim 09-20-2005, 01:43 PM It's a COMPLETELY different book, and much better IMO (if you're a woman that is). IMO the original BFL book was written more from a guy's point of view - this book was written specifically for women, which is a GOOD thing, because women ARE different from men. One thing I really liked about the new book is the way that the author, Pamela Peeke, breaks down the age groups, since as we age our weight loss/fitness challenges change. I wouldn't expect Bill Phillips to be an authority on such things as how mensturation, childbearing and menopause affects weight control, for example. If you are accustomed to the original BFL book, some things about the BFLW book might throw you for a loop at first. While there is a 12-week program, the book is geared more towards permanent lifestyle changes - a good thing IMO. I like the before/after/'after' after pictures on the frontispiece of the book - the original BFL (along with the annual contest) seemed to promote getting to that 'perfect' body for 'one moment in time' - similar to a bodybuilding competition (there were several message boards which seemed to devote a lot of space to tips on how to dehydrate/hydrate/carb load/supplement (with diuretics, etc) in order to get the best 'after' picture for the BFL contest). Showing 'after after' pictures taken years later and the women STILL looking great is much better than the unrealistic 'one moment in time' IMO. I think one of the most controversial aspects about the BFLW book is the total elimination of the Free Day. Yup, I know, there are a lot of folks out there (I was one of them actually! :D ) who were attracted to BFL mainly BECAUSE of the free day. In retrospect (hindsight is always 20/20, isn't it?) the Free Day might work great for some people, and for guys, but for me...nuh-huh. This was discussed at length at an earlier thread about the book that you might want to check out (especially Mel's and Meg's posts!) - Pamela Peeke's New Book (http://www.3fatchicks.com/forum/showthread.php?t=56874) I'd recommend checking the book out of the library (that's my modus operandi anyway...) as I realize that 'one size does not fit all'. ;) irishgreengables 09-20-2005, 01:47 PM Thanks for this. In fact, one of the reasons BFL has not been one I have followed is precisely because of the free day. I cannot do a free day. It does not work for me and it does not promote a lifestyle change for me. In fact, for me, it reinforces the "diet" idea. I am very happy to read what you've written and, since I have a gift card, I might just go ahead and pick it up. Thanks. Jennifer 3FC 09-23-2005, 02:56 AM I love BFLFW - I'd definitely recommend getting a copy! 4rabbit 09-24-2005, 06:55 AM I recommend to get a copy. BFLW gives a lot of specific female - gender based information that for me was totally worhtwhile. irishgreengables 09-24-2005, 10:55 PM So I bought the book and read it this weekend (well, almost done). Here's my new question: would those of you who have read both and have some experience with BFL do the weight training as spelled out in BFL or as spelled out in BFL4W? I am curently a bit confised by the original BFL, but also think it looks more intense. WOuld that also make it more effective? I have been lifting for 10 weeks now and had lifted pre-pregnancy for a year so I am not new to this. Your thoughts? vBulletin® v3.6.7, Copyright ©2000-2015, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
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Guys. You have a great wee golf course which is very good for beginners. Recently whilst enjoying my weekly round of golf I decided to have a spot of lunch with a friend I had invited for a day out. My friend had a burger which could hardly be explained as a burger it was bland, dried out and generally... More
Found this wee gem of a cafe by accident one day when out walking on West Beach Lossie (go about 1km past the lighthouse) and stopped for a bacon roll and a coffee - very dog-friendly, friendly staff, lovely artwork and good prices. Lovely halfway stop!
The Tee Shack is located off the coastal road between Lossiemouth and Hopeman. It is out of sight off the public road down a single track leading to a Nine Hole Golf Course (not to be confused with the other café next to the lighthouse). A small but friendly restaurant/café with a great selection of foods to suit all tastes... More
What a great wee place. Didn't know it was there til I noticed the sign on the way into Lossiemouth and promised myself to investigate on way home. When I drove down the track I had no idea what I was going to find and even on arrival still wasn't sure, until I opened the door and stepped inside. It... More
This small cafe is a bit "away from it all" but worth tracking down. Light, bright, and facing the sea it's a stone's throw from the beach and coastal path. Warm, friendly and welcoming, good coffee nice homemade cakes. Outside seating for warm sunny days.
Well done to the staff at the Tee Shack. Food is home made and well priced. Nice and small friendly cafe, worth seeking out. Unusual location in the middle of a links golf course with views to sea. Lovely cakes and very good coffee. Would be Perfect if the stove was on more :-) child friendly too.
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According to accounts just filed, Beckman Coulter Ireland, the Irish unit of US-owned global pharmaceutical group, posted E4.3m on revenues of just over E190m in the 17 months to the end of December 2012.
The company was established after Beckman Coulter purchased the lab-based diagnostic business of Japanese firm Olympus, which operated a plant in Co Clare.
The main activity of Beckman Coulter is the manufacturing of pharmaceutical preparations for diagnostic reagents, along with research and development of the products manufactured.
The directors' report states that the "results for the year are in line with directors' expectations. These expectations were based on internally-generated budgets and management accounts for the newly-formed legal entity".
The profit takes account of redundancy costs of E2m. Numbers employed total 362.
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3 Your people will offer themselves freely on the day you lead your host upon the holy mountains. From the womb of the morning like dew your youth will come to you. | 3 Your troops will be willing on your day of battle. Arrayed in holy majesty, from the womb of the dawn you will receive the dew of your youth. |
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Let the holiday shopping season begin at the Apple stores! Starting today, the company has rearranged the sales floor slightly to move stocks of iPods from the back-of-house area, and display them out in the customer area of the stores. The changed is intended is to promote the music players as gifts in the minds of store visitors, and also to allow quicker sales, without the involvement of the store's inventory crew. The iPods will not be accompanied by the usual holiday "Express Zone" area that traditionally appears during the holiday shopping season that begins with Black Friday. The Express Zone is usually defined by stanchions, and has a dedicated team selling the full range of iPods and certain laptop models, and delivering products that customers have reserved on-line. The special section also offers gift boxes for iPods and laptops.
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- November 3, 2010 at 1954
Are you talking about iPod nanos and shuffles hanging on the wall with accessories?
- November 7, 2010 at 1938
Yep, they're all stacked up with AirPort Express/Extreme and other iPhone accessories (on the left side of the Family Room at my store). Honestly I don't see how this will help sales as customers still have to go through a Specialist. And some smaller stores like mall stores don't even rely on Inventory Control Specialists to bring the stuff in the front. We go get it ourselves. IMO this will only help thieves steal more iPods…
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Makes 8 servings
- 3 pounds mixed russet potatoes and sweet potatoes
- Butter for baking dish and foil
- 1 1/2 cups heavy whipping cream
- 1/2 cup chicken broth
- 1 tablespoon chopped sage
- 1 minced garlic clove
- 1 teaspoon kosher salt
- ground black pepper
- 1 cup grated Gruyère cheese
Spread potatoes in a buttered 11x7-inch baking dish. Combine heavy whipping cream, chicken broth, chopped sage, garlic, and salt; pour over potatoes. Sprinkle with pepper. Cover with buttered foil; bake at 425°F for 35 minutes. Sprinkle with Gruyère cheese. Bake uncovered until brown and bubbling, about 25 minutes. Let rest before serving.
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British spy chief says Iran is two years from nuclear bomb
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In a rare public remark, the head of Britain's spy agency said that British agents had stopped Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons as early as 2008. But despite the spy agency's efforts, the Islamic Republic is two years from getting an atomic arsenal, MI6 chief Sir John Sawers said.
If this happens, Israel and the United States are likely to take, or seriously consider, military action against Iran, he added.
"The Iranians are determinedly going down a path to master all aspects of nuclear weapons; all the technologies they need," Sir John said, according to The Telegraph. "It's equally clear that Israel and the United States would face huge dangers if Iran were to become a nuclear weapon state.… I think it will be very tough for any prime minister of Israel or president of the United States to accept a nuclear-armed Iran."


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i saved my seeds from my bell pepper last year. now that its producing i got this.... what do yall think? |
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Hmmm, looks kind of like an Anaheim. What other peppers did you grow last year that it might have crossed with? Bruce |
- Posted by scgreenthumb1987 8 (My Page) on Mon, Jun 9, 14 at 0:51
banana, hot banana, Cayenne, jalapeno, orange habanero, chocolate bhut.... thats really the only ones that was close to my bells. my bet is on banana or hot banana from the way it looks. well that one looks, they all look different. about 10 pods on it. i just chose to take a pic of this one because its the biggest . i know they dont cross easily but wouldnt it be nice if it was the orange hab it crossed with? lol |
Now this has the potential to be quite the interesting cross, keep us updated for sure ! Jay |
Going by the leaves, and pod shape, i'd agree. Looks like an annuum x annuum cross. Unless your Bell pepper last year was an intentional F1 hybrid, if it was then the offspring would be reverting back to their original lineage. I would hold onto seed from that same pod because it looks like a winner. Steve |
You might have got yourself a "POD" of gold. I second, Hold on to the seeds from that pod and let us know about the taste and heat |
- Posted by scgreenthumb1987 8 (My Page) on Mon, Jun 9, 14 at 15:41
Ok. Will do yall. Wonder how long it's going to take to turn.....now that it's being watched lol. |
- Posted by scgreenthumb1987 8 (My Page) on Tue, Jun 10, 14 at 17:34
Well. It's one hell of a producer with 10 or so large peppers on it and It's the tallest pepper plant in my garden now. |
A long hab like that would be awesome. Hope its hot. Maybe you could do additional crossing. |
- Posted by scgreenthumb1987 8 (My Page) on Tue, Jun 10, 14 at 19:50
Curiosity has gotten the better of me. When I get off work in the morning I'll pick one of the smaller pods (saving the one in the pic for seed collection) and eat it. I may be wrong but from pod shape, leaf shape, and general plant characteristics I'm really leaning towards it being a bell x banana. Which a few friends of mine that can't handle heat are super excited about. Would make a great salad pepper as my mom said lol. I had planned on getting my feet wet in the crossing and breeding world over the coming winter but it looks as tho I'm going to start learning early lol. I'm going to continue this cross as it is and attempt to make 2 variations. One mild and one hot. Any pointers would be appreciated as I've never intentionally done this. On the hot version I would like to cross it with cowhorn (for more heat and prolific traits while keeping the pepper at a very large size) and giant bhut for obvious reasons. |
- Posted by scgreenthumb1987 8 (My Page) on Wed, Jun 11, 14 at 6:56
Cut one and tried it. Its....weird. it has the smell of a bell pepper but the taste is hard to describe. It is super juicy. Like bitting into a honeydew Mellon juicy with about the same texture. Even tho we haven't had rain in almost 2 weeks this pepper retained a crazy amount of fluid. It honestly tastes and fells more like a Mellon than a pepper. Oh. 0 heat. None at all. |
- Posted by lundaesundae Zone 6 (email@example.com) on Wed, Jun 11, 14 at 14:07
that looks and sounds very interesting! definitely keep us informed on how it turns out. |
Odd characteristics thus far. Have to see how the ripe ones end up now I suppose. The heat aspect can change significantly with ripe pods - and I'm really curious as to the final color of them as well. Jay |
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Continuing this increasingly inaccurately christened thread ..
On Tue, 2009-08-11 at 11:26 +0100, Steve Harris wrote:
> It's not ideal, but assembling all the jack buffers into one big one
OK .. Adrian Knoth showed some interest and says he knows his way around
in jackd as well as a colleague involved with CUDA. If the idea after
evaluation does not appear to be worth the effort, then we'll just drop
it by then.
> Another tack would be to provide a library that could execute LV2
That would have to be a collection of generally useful plugins, at least
32 channels wide to be worth it. A mega plugin so to say. This ain't no
lawn-mover you can turn around on a platter. Doing little things here
and there /only/ would be very difficult in general.
The thing to notice is that, although several kernels can be launched
the one after the other, at any given time there is only one running
which will have to be aware of which codepath to take depending on what
processor it is running on. Or else you'll end up with 640 identical
channel-strips rather than something like a synth-collection, 64 fully
equipped channel-strips + a few reverb units as well as an autocomposer
based on neural networks (Well OK, that last one might be a bit over the
top... :)
As long as you only have a single 8 core multiprocessor, the GPU can be
utilized fully by a single somewhat demanding project. It is when there
are dozens of cores to feed that the need for cooperation arises, and
this is as far as I can see where things are heading, also over in
Intel/Larrabee land.
> The whole point of
To some extent, yes. But provided that the host isn't spending much
time on moving buffers around, you'll still have all of your (much more
flexible) CPU left to use for additional processing. Having this much
processing power available in a way also eliminates /the need/ for
carefully selecting what channels should be processed by what plugin.
Just do everything for all, possibly with all settings turned down to
zero or bypassed on some, even most channels.
Some effects will still be optional - like say time stretching, which
might not be a natural choice for the basic bread-and-butter setup, no
matter how much icing you put on it. Or maybe it is? Some people will
most likely disagree with me here ..
To put things in some economical perspective, I am talking about
upgrading this tiny desktop-machine to having bandwidth and processing
power twice that of a current top-of-the-line Intel Nehalem for less
than $200, maybe around Christmas. Inexpensive (!Apple) laptops with
GPU's like that are hitting the channel as we speak.
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at what tread depth should a tire be changed? i know that most people eyeball it, use the penny to gauge it, or when they start to look "bald." but do any of you actually use a specific depth to decide to get new tires? if so, about how much is that depth? is there an actual recommended depth to go by? or do you use anything else to tell when you need a new set of tires?
i know that some people really will drive on a set of tires till they are actually "bald." but some people get new ones when they still have half the life in them.


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Columbia University Ending the Kermit Project
I had C-Kermit source code from college (146 comments)
I remember I got the C-Kermit source code from college back in 1988. I had to do crazy things to upload the code to a Dual S100 Unix computer at work. I had dial into work via modem and upload each source file using "cat filename" on the remote system and doing ASCII uploads from home. It took me several days but the code compiled and worked so I had Kermit at work now.